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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

and on yesterday it was car
va down to 1907. So that already
about one-half of the advance has
been lost. The decline has been
csused in part by the failure of the
Galveston firm whose junior mem
Der has been Of the lawyers of the
ring. The punishment Of this firm
will excite no pityr It has been
part, also, by official reports con-
cerning the new crop, winch may be
the largest ever gathered in the
United States.
Whatever shall be the fate OF the
manipulators it is reasonably clear
that by their attempt to make for
times out of the necessities OF the
people they have temporarily, at
least, deprived the United States oftbe
benefit which would have been gained
by the sale of S25,o00,0Oo worth o
cotton abroad, and have embarrassed
home manufacturers by the unnatura
elevation ofprices.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

Total. $40, O,1lO,s64 s!5,071, ,455
That is to say, the advance in the
price of cotton due to the operations
of ring Of spectators has so
checked the outward movement Of
cotton from our ports that ssiGsssag
April l the nation has lost Son 81
g&f s25,O0O,OO0 worth of thpreached
byoreign markets. Tie
Easas compared President OF
synodat1end the 1.-the ordination
services eap,.. N and Rev. J. ?.
Smel;zer.
The Nelcs and Courier OF Monday has
the following to say OF Mr.. Riser:
'sThe Rev. Mr.. Riser is twenty-four
asrs old, and was bora in NewberrX
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

many lalCeS <@oOoe Az "
card it with serious concern. A pair
of gloves lost or won is nothing, and
the man who "never BETS will con-
descend to "go you the cigars" 1t
is altogether playful diversion, a
merry pastime, a harmless hazarding
Of trifes, this matter of betting, al
though the States prison is one
goal and county jail the other.
Men who have money and can
afford to lose, women who are rich
enough to buy all the gloves necssa'
rv to pay their debts, ask with su'
perior air what they have to do with
the beggarly th;every of the young
man who wagers what he hasn't got
| Nothing whatever. Moral example
faded out of the world when the frs
murderer put that decisive question
Am I my brothers keeper = Peo
pie who have money to pay rarel!
feel called upon to stesl from others
the successful gambler is one Of tn
most honest of men, while he is sue
cessful. If there were such 2 thing
as responsibility, however, it wouI(
be difficult to say wherein the mai
6 at the faro table is worse than tn
, mai at pool box; or why is it an.
l more honorable to bet that Doll
! Warden will come first under the wlr
than it is to bet that ace will turn u
winner in the dealers box. Ther
will be no such moral responsibility
as long as money determines tn
merit of the man; and while none
y is the test of worth, always to g
i money must be held legitimate undt
the social code.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

II
III IL you wish sfered to be-
bags, school w
bottom prices, In the spring
-de a trip to
(saoon Don's tai fail he lay of the
to prepare for
Art cbenrs murderous de-
Chapman's to Kansas in less
Persona, reported to his as
M. plot that the job would
.One; that Buchanan could
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

How to Live to be a Hundred.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

NJ" os5s'ni convention as repre-.
S Se'atlVes at the Interstate Encamn-
lnens at Spartanburg next week M
Tsooers Aoorman moved that one he
1lec'eo from each township. The fol-
lowing delegation was then elected.
NO. ii. B. Suber; J. C. Neel alter.
nss nate. NO. 2-s. E. Kennerly; A. J.
uloSon alternate. No. @W.D Hardv.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

PIo"o "o""~a->ce Po]i.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

logical educatio:j,
K SemieIolastic
at Newberry
He is of fine
as a rich, clear voice.
a A eloquent and impressive
sWentworth Street Lutil- |
kterday morning from
er and 4th verse, and |
fill the pulpit Of
absence Of the
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

te Of things as a mat
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-06-04
The Lords Pocket Book.

'Whose pocket book is that you
carry?" said friend to business
man, as he drew well-fllled wallet
from his pocket.
"Why, my own, Of course. Whose
else could it be-" was the prompt
reply.
depends on another question. II you
belong to the Lord, guess the purse
is his also
"Well," said the man, thoughtfully
81 hopeI do belong to the Lord;
but your remark throws a new light
on the subject. 1t never impressed
me before, as it does just now, that
am to carry and use this pocket,
book, ''my pocket book, as my Lord
directs. | must think this matter
out, for l confess, honestly, | never
looked at it in the light in which you
place it.
This pocket book question is one
which needs to be brought before
men more frequently, more faithfully
and more fully than it has been here
tofore. Is there not work here for
the pulpit and for the press, as well
as for personal effort, which needs to
be attended to at once? If Christian
men and women can be induced to
look to Christ for direction as to the
use they shall make Of their pocket
books every time they shall open
them, the church will soon be rescued
from covetousness, and the world will
feel the power Of the gospel.
OCCUPY TILL COME,
was the motto which the writer once
saw in golden letters on the pocket
book Of a we'll known Christian
merchant, whose name is known IN
connection with Christ's work II
other lands as we'll as orr own.
We would suggest that such a
pocket-book be called The ''Chrlstlar
Giver Pocket book When yoU
open the book, your eyes catch tn
words, 'Honor the Lord with thy
substance" on the opposite side yol
read, "The silver and the gold i
mine" AS you open the inmost
portion of the book, your eyes catcl
the words Of loving disciple.
1.-The love Of Christ constrained
us"
Here you find the handspring Q
all real Christian effort. The outsld
motto, Occupy till ! come,
only the outgrowth Of this plant 0.
love to Christ in the heart.
We shall close this by asking tn,
question with which we started
Whose pocket book is that whlcl
YOU carrv?"-The Christian Guide.
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down into a self-satisfied state, or
dropping asleep i'll inaction, he
arouses us, sometimes with dlscl-
pine that makes the ears tingle ana
the heart ache. There are multi
tudes who are trying to see how lit
tie they can do or be, and yet save
their reputation as followers of
Christ. The trumpet-call of Jesus to
you, my friend, if you are in TINS
condition. is to arise and take new
departure.
There is one more lesson to be
gathered from those solemn words
spoken at midnight in that sacramen-
tai chamber. Our Lord might III he
chose) have remained there all night
in loving converse witt his disciples.
He might have waited for his enc
mics to find him. lie might even
have stolen away under cover OF the
darkness out of the city, and escaped
their clutch. Instead OF that he calm
" faces the tremendous trial, says to
| his followers "Let US go hence" and
then goes straight to that Gcthesmane
where he expects to meet the traitor
and the powers of darkness. What
sublime example to US! How he is
saying to us, There is your duty; face
it! There is your bitter trial; face il!
Yonder Is your tremendous task, or
your appointed work; grapple with
it, and 10, Lam with you i'll it al
ways! 1t is a glorious thought that
our Leader never sends us OIL alone,
and never summons us 10 q duty
unless he promises to stand by US.
The command always is "Arise, let as
90 hence" lie is ever ready TO go
with us.
And so it will be when the hour
comes for our departure from this
world to the Better Country. Instead
of leaving you and me to grOpe our
way alone into the unknown, I'M
tracked eternity, he will be close at
our side, and his loving word will be
"Arise, and let us 60 hence. have
prepared the place for you; | now
come again to receive You unto my
self, that where | am there ye may be
, also.-N. y. EUdngelaSt
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OUR MASTERS SUMMONS.
By REV. THEODORE L. CuYLER, p. p.

This is a restless world. Every
thing is in motion. Life is not
staenant pool; it Is running stream
and will grow purer and stronger
every hour if it flows towards
heaven. A Christian life Is not
swing in hammock; il is a steady
march. with brief bivouacs and many
a hard battle. There is too strong a
tendency TO make long halts, TO shirk
sharp encounters, and 10 settle down
into self-indulgent inactions. we
need continual stirring NJ; ana on,
how often we hear the Masters per-
emptory command, "ArtSe, lei rs 20
heacev"
When our Lord first uttered these
words in the upper room 81 Jerusa-
lem on the night OF the Paschal Sup
per, he addressed the summons to
himself as well as 10 his disciples
lie had just instituted the sacrament
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The Bible says I May.
/ am a little soldier

1 am a little sOlIler
And but a few years old:
| mean to fight for Jesus,
And wear a crown of gold.
know he makes me happy,
And loves me all the day;
I'll be little soldier
The Bible says | may.
| loye my precious SAVIOR
Because He died for me,
And if / did not serve him,
How sinful | should be!
lie gives me every comfort,
And hears me when Ipray;
| want to live for Jesus
The Bible says | may.
InoW can do but little,
Yet when | grow man,
I'n try and do for Jesus
The greatest good | can
God help and keep me faithful
In all | do and say
Iwant to live a Christian
The Bible says | may.
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Mein. Mnrfrr sfnhrfhts,,.

ReD,Dorf, 81. Mai. - @tu nm balb
, llbr beute friih in een Staaungen Der - Belt.
2,nie" OH Der 10. apenHe, 5piideH Der So.
uno "a. Strase, nusgebro6enss Seuer purbe
erif nm llbr friib inter @outr0le aebradlt,
nadloem bic Qon3en StGle nebf Snhalt, 70
ME plele bena6baIte WobubGuier Unb Saf.
STEMS SeioenipiuHerei on Der 81. Srase
einaeGitert mor6en maren. 1900 Bferbe Ia.
men in ben SIammen nm, uno man ,dlGst
ben S6neen auf $1,000, 900. @li,abetb
0uGb, rs Sabre alt, lag in Oem 5auie Nr.
$40, Reif "a. Srabe, tranf 6aruieoer. Yls
bus Sans 6euer fing, tpuroe fte BON ben 30.
li;iIien beraus 9eboIt uHo auf bas ErOttoir
qsIeqt, mo fie biuneu psnigen Dfiuuteu in
Tol0e oeS erlittenen S6redens ftarb. uebsr
100 arme SamtlisH fuo ourf ben BrauO Oh,
bodlos sepOroeu unS nm ibre sau3e Sabe
eeicmmen.
- Su Ger S6ubfabrit bon WlidaeI Dom
ling, Sir. 45, gorIfraBe, BroofIpu, nurOe
aefieru Elm WGoden BON etnem Sreibriemeu
bel Der @diir5e erfaBt, unO es ndre fiber
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Cannon, Der in Der YGbe arbeitete, bin,u
oeiprHnaen p6re uno iie bem fideren EoSe
sntriiTen hattie. Bel 6ieier 9eIeaenbeit biiBte
ober Der heroiIde Cannon ben 9eiaefiu9er
Der re6ten 9unO Elm.
- artbnr Ynrtbe, Der Sdnteseriobn bes
s1morbeten S1eiOweiler'ltleu Sbepaares in
8resIau, SIS, ianO bsi'm Ssrtaufe Der ST.
fetteu bsfelbeu stpiiden 8rnei 3iuuernsu Gel.
Ieru $500 in Baufnoteu. @S mire lest in
bem beid,eibenen 9unsbalt aues auf ben
8opf 9efyut, bu bic SerwGnOteu nod msbr Ju
fiuoen boHen.
Der Stuotrutb bon 8eR- -SobOteu uub
berienise BON giOrO Bergen pol1su aemeiu'
lame Sad1e MAIDEN, nm ben Stem Dortern
am @ountus bic Bierquele su nertopfen.
Sc rpira in beisen Orti4aften bersits be,
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gOrt. - ~
tin (9ettere bic sbsmaliss SemubIiH bes Osr'
fforb,usn Generals 9Om Ehumb) fameu
beuts anf benz 9umPfsr nailsr" aus Bremen
bier an,
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Ser 9roacB 8e8sn ote uSatSs
&nObbcrS."

Ct. 2ouis, @lO, %. Gai. - 2aut Ell
rer SPe8ial Dspeide aus DART, Diont.,
nuroeH oret BON ben neun permutbli4eu
p&alo Snobbers," peI6e en- uergaugenea
8reita9 auf bic SeiduIoisung bin uerblftet
mur6eu, Sch. SdnerinQen our9gepeitiht
3u baben, 9efteru in jeHer Staot proseitrt.
Sic ancereH isbs hatteu Serle9un9 ipres
Broasffes Dor elm dnSeres @eridlf uerlanat.
SIN 2aufe Der Serhanbt4agen Rellte fid) Der.
Gna, bnB Sob. Sdwsriugei, Fffs sSruOer ua0
Gin getpifer Wiutums in h0d1 brutaler Beiie
uou ben 8e8ulntoren geiAla8eu woroeu ma.
ZEN.
Die rSuIb bsSnobbers" iu4ten ibre 5auO.
IungeneiIe baOurd su nerthsioigeu, oaB iie
bic @e5ittigteu zines b64ft unfttli9en Sc.
beUsmanbels bei6nlotgten. Dis aHgeflagteH
nnrbsn idulbig befuuoeu uuO Bu 800 9tlo.
ffrafe psrurthellt.
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Wfrafnier SnfnIiu ahIett.

ROrfOlt, Sa., 81. Eni. - 9as regus
Idre republifaHiife Sidet bat cine betra1t.
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oas er.e 0OI isin, bas etu Re9er Su bem
iragIidaen amte erpdblt tpurOe. SH BOrtS'
gloulh iieate bns Sem0lratii9e Sidet nit gro
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(llnabb6nsiger 9emofrat gum 8reis9erIdlIS.
@lerf etndblt III. Die 3epublifnner ecWIbl
ten alle Super0iioren uno uabe5u lam ntIlbe
Sifriitbeamten.
9arriioubrrs, 3d., 27. Rai. - SH
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8in d fer, Sa., 81. Wni.-Sr.6arjd.
Gountp erpdblte bas game benotcati4a
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fraten tsiu 8tdet auf9efelt, ougessn NOR Elm
Senperenis, Elm Sitr9er' uuo etn republitIs
niideS Stdet I'M ESloe,
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2Irbetter 9l1ofIenrnhtitttt.

.Ptttsburg, Ba., 81. Wtai. - &tue
mldjtt9e Seriammlung Der ygSeifern SEoH-
alcciation" nIr6e gefteru 9tadmittug bier
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mite Der uGmnl9nmuteo 4fOciatlOn" gu cons
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Siifritte iibetlafen.
@bica9O, 27. Mai.-llugsfGbr 25 nift
jur Union seb0riQe 8adfeinIeg5r tameu beute
frtih aus bem Often bier nll. Ster berieIbeu
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ter Der SurisoiftioH Don , ,DifrittS. Ahemblp
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unb 8runsferiren be8 @iies BON ben BargeS
uuf bic g8ugeu tbdtigen 2eute, ndbreuO Die
ibrigsH Arbetter $12 pro gSo9e neunpru.
den. Die Seamten Der ySniderbodsr $lss
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rod yiiats BON ben SorOeruHgeu betaHnt
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tpeieu. Guf Der 0Gisb0rie" miro Die 4a8es
Iegenbeit beute beiproden unO Uteuei4t ers
Iebiqt rperDen.
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atnfreeune iber sine itaiatioaeHe6raa5ote II,
etmem frans6Iii6seanaetidlen Strd1ipteI.

Guebec, 81. glat. = Su oem er6Btsu.
tbeils bon fran30Fideu @auaOieru beDobuten
Sirtipiele ct. giidOIas, Is ReiIen DON bier,
belriGt eroFe Huffsgun9 iiber cine etpas
compli;irte Sras0bie, rpel4e ilb bort ereig.
net bat. TranciS 9agace, Elm reit,:r Tlr.
mer BON So Snbren, ffarb Oieitr 9qae nno
muroe beeroiat, obue 6as ieia pt6bljder Sob
ir9eno peIdea @eroaft erre9te, @piter il.
roh geIaugteu atsrIsi llmf$aSe on's 2td5t,
in beren Gotse bic 9etfe pieOer aussesrn.
ben puroe, petl man gruno su Der Nunllms
III buben gIaubte, 0aB. Ga9lce Ooa ieiner
Trau 6eraiftet norSen let. Der mutbmaBs
lide WilIduibige Der 6raur Elm geniiier
Gl;ear Diorin, tegiug, aI8 er erfubr, 6aB
au6 er peroGhtigt wuroe uuO inter poti1eis
lider uebertpaduHg ftehe, SeIbfmorS, in.
benz er fid am 9onueIfa9s= Gbeuo in eiuem
Sruuusn in ieiuem Soie ertr6nfte. Seiue
2e6e Duroe beute friih bon eiuer @attiu
aufgefunSen, nls Die Sebtere i'm 8eqriffe
mar, 2Bnifer aus oem SruuneH All iteaen.
Srau 2agace iff nerbdftet mur6eu, NIB Der
Coroner miro eiRe llHteriHdun9 einlstteu.
@s iff fsfgetelIt, 6aB cine Quautit1t Sit
aus bem Biirean Oe8 9r. 9iRgras, zines
Sofgdnsers Der 6an,ilie 2agace, pabrenb
Der Abmeienbeit bes Doftor5 eHtmsuoet
muroe. Srau 9a9ace ptro ais Elm nitt iebr
reijenbeS, pubiii4ti9es GrauenSinmer i'm
Alter non So SubreH beidrieben.
0lorin per elm gtann BON nlittlertm Hitter
uuO friiber aIs Steparb auf etnem Snii4eu
Guebec uub @uHtreal fabreupeH 0ampier
angefeIlt. @r bate tiir3Iib bic Eo4ter et.
mes o4tbaren Farmers in Der gta1bari5aft
gebeirntbet uno ieine Srau bradte inn ais
giit9tft 3pei Sarmen uuo eiue erbebli5e
Snmme @elo. gioriH bate iid5 iuOeiIeu
tpahreno ieiHen iunge1 Sabren eiaen aus
idpeifenbea GebeHSpanbel angep95at unb
mar i'm befen .3use, bas satl;e gtrtn6geu
le'ner Satin gu 0ergeuoeu. Der Brieter
osS Sir9IPieIs bat fidB sepeigert, bic 2ei4e
oeS SelbfmDroers in 9eipeibtem 80oeu be.
9rahen gu lafien. 9aB Wtoriu uno Trnu Qaz
gace lebr intim paren, ifi ftfgefeIt, ieto1
1T man i'm Sweifel, Su paItem 3wsde ite
ben gtGnn Dsr9iftete. I6glidsr Belie ge.
ldab eS, I'm ietn Serm0gen, msIhes auf
$4,000 9eihGtt purbe, sH erlangen. us
Srau GnsaCe ben SeIbitmoro ibres Qtebbas
bers ertubr, rief ite aus: y0as III meia liz.
tbeil !" Sie if nod Guebec eebradt uHS
i'm bleii9en 9siangniB eingeiperrt morben,
neil man beTiirhtet, baB iie ii4 Oa8 2eben
tu rehmeu neriuden miro. Sie fubr, ute
bura 3eugeu feftgefeIt if. ruGbrenb oes per.
gan9eusn 2SintelS bGufig mt Woltn in ole
Stobt unb mar SupeiIeH jpei Gage lang bon
III SQIie abneieno.